Post edit: We are incredibly sad to report the recent passing of Jon Daniel. Last year our writer James West interviewed the designer about his far-reaching portfolio and career of 25 years (below). RIP...
Ahead of it’s grand launch next week, The Double Negative gets an exclusive behind-the-scenes peek at The Kazimier’s new North Dock venue… It might look more like a cavernous building site right now,...
One of the world’s top artist-led galleries celebrates 10 years — including a summer exhibition with previously exhibited artists Liliane Lijn, David Sherry, Oliver Braid and Pil and Galia Kollectiv and more – in...
Turner Prize winners, super slow canal culture, and DIY art schools… As it is published online and in print, editor Laura Robertson takes a personal look at the making of On Being Curious:...
Fred Johnson speaks to the Pulitzer Prize finalist and pioneer of ecopoetics about being born in the Mojave Desert, translating Pablo Neruda’s lost poems, and the importance of radical, ethical poetry… Forrest Gander is a man of many talents:...
Eviscerated pigs, light-hearted death threats, and the absurdity of living; Jay Bernard encounters Jean-Luc Moulène at Thomas Dane Gallery… It’s raining, and someone has just handed me a poem in French: “A noir, E blanc, I rouge,...
Liverpool Biennial – a free festival of newly commissioned contemporary art from around the world – returns this summer, with big names including Marvin Gaye Chetwynd and Mark Leckey referencing the past, present and future. As the...
Outsider Art is increasingly popular. But what does it mean to be an Outsider Artist, and what are the consequences of such a classification? Jade French visits Castlefield Gallery’s exhibition, Inside Out, in the hope...
Linda Pittwood identifies uncomfortable threads — between political powers, digital interventions and rewritten histories — at CFCCA’s anniversary exhibition… On my way to the Chinese Centre for Contemporary Art (CFCCA), I was reading an...